TIDES BM and 138 PM Schedule. Moon Phases Noted
In the record, tides are listed at 8 AM and 1:38 PM with a referenced B29 service. The text notes moon phases and a privacy line, ending with a measurement of 4.48 cm for the grae.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 27, 1932
Page
9
In the record, tides are listed at 8 AM and 1:38 PM with a referenced B29 service. The text notes moon phases and a privacy line, ending with a measurement of 4.48 cm for the grae.
The item lists various local happenings and people with brief mentions of events and venues. It notes Mary Enter Ste and other names, plus scattered references to Seton and Westchester. It reflects a busy period with several unconnected notes and street mentions.
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Kingston officials report a factory in Sutter County facing a week of disruptions after a fire outbreak and prescribed safety inspections. Workers remain on site as investigations begin into the cause and potential repairs.
A brief item notes an eerie sensation in the calm London suburb on February 25. The report lists no injuries or clear causes, describing odd sounds and a tense quiet reported by residents. Police say no immediate threats were found.
Fragmented OCR describes a busy market scene with produce stalls and buyers. Mentions fruits, vegetables, prices, weights, and various vendors in a crowded street setting. Specifics are garbled but convey a lively commerce moment with shoppers and tradespeople.
A garbled text from Sydney Markets lists scattered terms like Testam Brownell, Venserke, Tarceva, and numbers 400/10) with odd fragments referencing a Globe, Geees, and local items. The readable parts suggest a market or goods listing but lack clear events or outcomes. The piece preserves archival tone while noting incomplete data and uncertain entities.
A fragmentary Melbourne page item shows garbled notes on plans and figures, mentioning water, mess, and wrens. The legible parts hint at a survey or forecast but lack coherent details or names to anchor an event.
Mr and Mrs Wedderick express gratitude to Dr Dent Matron and the nursing staff at the Massachusetts District Hospital for their care after the bereavement. They also thank friends for messages and support during the difficult time.
In memoriam for Margaret Walters noting her passing on the 27th of October from the obituary fragment inserted by her husband.
The Cairns Chamber of Commerce criticizes a proposed tobacco tariff as an unwise move harming Queensland and the North. The editorial argues the government should support primary and secondary industries to boost national prosperity, urging federal and state members to unite against the tariff.
Febrile report from New York concerns Alternor Komereli and Tim Farley as graft accusations swirl around state leadership and the Tremendous era. Roosevelt looms as a potential Democratic contender while Tamany Hall weighs its next move amid pressure for reform.
A deputation of civil servants pressed for restored pay as Premier Mr steaid warned that further expenditure reductions were essential to avoid dire national harm. He questioned whether the policy would be retrenchment or wholesale dismissals and lamented the cold realities faced by workers as financial conditions tighten.
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Fragmentary report notes a man linked to a traffic regulation case in Frederick. He faced a court summons yesterday, with reference to a motor car and a street name, amid unclear details about license status and related penalties.
Amtrews and the wecrcury discuss a Senalley lever received from Caras Shw Sockety. The district exhibit proposal is seen as a potential public advertisement for the North. The chamber agrees to support the project with non monetary aid and to reply to the letter accordingly.
At the chamber meeting leaders discussed sanitary conveniences at the Range Road area near Palm Passage. The chamber planned to approach Cairns Shire Council and Cairns Municipal Council, with Main Roads to be asked to represent the issue. The beaconing of Palm Passage and related paving costs were also debated as officers reviewed progress. The president announced preparations for Melbourne travel and the Associated Chambers conference in Sydney.
In Cairns a dispute over the renewal of two wireless broadcasting stations is discussed. Mr Hall plans a trip to Melbourne to consult the Director General of Postal Services on the matter. The committee decided Mr Hall should pursue whatever actions he can, though the issue hinges on finance at present.
A district hearing lists multiple cases including fines for bicycle light violations and motor offences. Defendants faced penalties such as fines of £1 3s 6d and £2 with suspended or default periods, while narrative notes an upcoming programme and local bands.
Underscored by a tense finish, Rovers missed the premiership after an overheard plan to seal the title failed. Mercenaries and Freshwater push for wins as heavy rain threatens weekend fixtures at Norman Park and Parc Park, with two games likely to be completed.
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DGUED TILL APRIL The following will race against Babinda at Babinda on Sunday next H Barns W Horwood Helden E Maher E Ryan J Woolf A Straker Toahbers J Corifithia 2 McLahon Service Station Carworth W H Koowiles and 1 other person Car leaves Advents hammer normal April 12.
A man pleaded guilty to a breach of the Unemployed Relief Tax Act after failing to affix stamps on unemployment tax forms. A prior breaches conviction could lead to a 65 dollar fine.
The industrial inspector testified a deficit of £12 7s 7d was found in the defendants records. Defendants had not secured teams or a schedule, yet wages were reduced. Each defendant was fined £3 with 3% interest in default. fines could rise to £5 after three similar cases.
The death of Re Gambino, a cane farmer from Innisfail's Mouril yan region, is reported. He owned a fine cane property and worked it diligently and with success. The funeral was held in Innisfail this afternoon.
Brisbane reports reaction to Messy Bruce Pearce Jullett and Hawker refusing to attend the Vice Regal dinner. Mr Forgan Smith defends Sir Isaac Isaacs and asserts the Governor General title commands respect and courtesy from all Australians. The piece questions who should have been Governor General and notes Bruce would have favored his own appointment.
Mr RM King says the Tully Hospital project will be a substantial concrete structure with a concrete floor in the main building. Jerey Iau notes the planned solid construction and later mentions potential acquisition for the project. JA Witter, chairman of the Works committee, invited a visit to Tully and Cardwell, but workload delays hinder progress as the party eye a Far North tour.
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In Canberra the Senate heard Senator McLachlan report government representations about deposits from insurance companies and plans to include hardship provisions in the Commonwealth Insurance Bill. Senator Dooley noted the opposition had no objection to the measure and a tax amendment proposal was debated before the progress report.
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On February 24 in Vancouver the Scottish born Trade Commissioner for Canada from Australia spoke before King Edward High School. About 40 000 Canadian youths had already heard him on the tour and he found the students well informed about Australia, admitting they knew more about the Commonwealth than he did.
Brisbane dispatch notes a tense scene as authorities issue three warrants for Richards during a Test match day. Richards allegedly did not respond when the warrants were read, while figures including Wilson and Babee are referenced in the chaotic events surrounding the confrontation.
Members debate the Financial Agreement Enforcement Bill with opposition cites of blunders and the need for state consultation. Tasmanian and New South Wales premiers resist, warning of federation fracture if the measure passes without broad agreement.
The article notes a debate in Adelaide with the Premier of Tasmania urging the states to be given a fair chance to study the proposal. It mentions Premier McPhee of Tasmania pressing for careful legal investigations into the law’s effects and a cautious stance from Mr. McPhee’s cabot on the matter.
In a Commonwealth Government briefing, labor leaders discuss upcoming day to day politics and the formal agreement on shared seats amid a evolving international stance.
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